inside a man's home. it began when a former student went inside north county high school. >> police are expected to release details at a news conference. we're going to keith russell. >> the 25-year-old man came on to the grounds of north county high school. it happened around dismissal time. it's this letter that was sent to parents that news 4 obtained late this afternoon. the man followed a custodian into the school. school resource officers were called. they talked to the man and they were suspicious and called police. police went to the man's home not too far from the school and seized a cachet of weapons. here's what they found. a lot of stuff. ak-47 loaded with a 30-round clip, an uzi, 2 bolt action rifles, 22-caliber handgun, handgun with with laser scope, 9

mm with a silencer and a number of boxes of ammunition. it's important to say all the weapons appear to be legally owned by that man. he's been charged with trespassing. the man never threatened to harm any students. school officials say he attended for two months back in 2002. that's what we know for now. pat collins will bring us the details. happening right now, vice president jackie bensen is about to administer the oath of office to john kerry. this is a ceremonial swearing in. you're looking at a live picture. kerry took the actual oath of office behind closed doors last friday. right after secretary of state hillary clinton bid farewell to employees. she led for four years. on monday kerry introduced himself and said the safety of u.s. diplomats overseas is one of his top priorities. a new website is fueling speculation about hillary clinton's future. the former secretary of state

has a new site up and running. hila hila hilaryclintonoffice.com. the new york daily news says the site was registered last thursday, the day will evbeforen stepped down as secretary of state. so far she's left off any questions about a presidential run in 2016. lots of sunshine and blue skies today, but don't get too used to it. >> meteorologist veronica johnson has details about a big change headed our way. >> that's right. another storm will be moving in late tomorrow. and already throughout the day tomorrow, we'll see an increase in clouds. we have been dealing with some wind. it's been breezy and we've been g getting wind gusts through the afternoon. upwards of 25 miles per hour. still hanging on. 22-mile-per-hour wind gusts in

virginia 21 right there in d.c. our winds will be decreasing throughout the even evening hours. taking you back to 4:00 this morning, watch these clouds as they try to move out of here. at least some of us had a lot of sunshine today. that cloud shield hanging on right around northern areas of montgomery county, howard county, frederick county in virginia. that's where the cloud line is with clearing skies down to the south. we're in the 40s throughout the area. 47 degrees. here's a look at your city planner forecast. heading on down to 35 degrees by 11:00 p.m. we'll have more on the next storm system coming your way in a couple minutes. the nfl, hockey, all paying attention to concussions and player safety. today a group of youth sports

leaders went up to capitol hill asking why aren't the same standards applied to our kids. danielle lee is live on the hill. >> reporter: this alliance is arm armed with with parents and student athletes who suffered real losses due to sports accidents. some of those may have ended differently if people had better training and resources. beneat the excitement, there's a serious risk e each time an athlete reaches the field. this was the hit four years ago during a lacrosse game that nearly killed tommy mallin. >> i could have possibly died. he broke his neck but the athletic trainer on the field recognized the injury and protected his spine. he's since recovered. now tommy's mom is sharing their story with lawmakers. >> we couldn't just walk away and say, you know, we're lucky. we had to carry the message forward that, you know, things

went right on that day because this this school was prepared. >> reporter: she's in washington, here all the way from san diego with the youth safety sports alliance. the group is push iing a new action plan. to create health care programs and assure safe practice areas through regular inspections. >> it's about what is not being done and what needs to be done to provide a safe environment for our kids. >> reporter: the athletic trainers association says less than half of high schools have access to these services. she knew little before a football game tackle killed her son matthew. >> after matthew's accident, it was like our eyes were opened. this is wonderful. thank you. >> reporter: she's also on capitol hill today here from north carolina fighting for better education and schools about how to treat sports injuries. >> who is going to protect them if we don't? we're the adults.

. >> reporter: she hopes her son's tragedy will keep other children safe. the trainers association counts at least 34 youth sports-related fatalities last year. it's estimated 2 million injuries occur to high school athletes each year. i'm danielle leigh, news 4. a big change in the way we get our mail. they are ending saturday delivery in an effort to save $2 billion. >> it's not happening this week. the change will happen in august. but as chris claken reports, this could be disastrous. >> mail delivery will occur monday through friday and we will not deliver nor collect mail on saturday. >> it's a move the postal service has wanted to make for years, but now says is necessary to cut more than $2 billion from its already struggling budget.

>> it would be irresponsible for the postal service not to pursue this course. >> under plan, mail will be delivered to homes and businesses monday through friday but only packages will be delivered on saturdays. while local post offices will continue to operate as they always have on s to include delivery to p.o. boxes. patrick donnahue says the plan has proud support. >> 70% of americans have said they would support five-day schedule for mail and delivery packages given the financial condition of the postal service. >> reporter: the postal service has to get congressional approval but with losses last year of $16 billion due mainly to mandatory funding for health benefits for future postal retirees, many in congress agree the post office has to do something to stay current in a digital world. even the government is no longer using the post office. the postal service say it is

will shift focus to shipping where it believes it it can make money and the plan to drop saturday delivery to save money will start august 5th. chris clackum, nbc news. some might call them breast-feeding tricks of the trade, but do these home remedies really work? ♪ and the results are in. which super bowl ads

the little boy rescued from the underground bunker in alabama is having a birthday today. he turns 6. his relatives say he's acting like a normal kid and continues to do well. meanwhile authorities say the boy's kidnapper was planning for violence. they found two pipe bombs inside the bunker. one in the living area, the other in a ventilation pipe. officials say the bunker was reenforced to keep people out. the suspects died when officials rescued the child. the youngster was snatched from a school bus six days earlier. the bus driver was killed when he tried to intervene. chris brown will be in court in an hour. they are questioning whether brown completed the sentence he got in 2009 after pleading

guilty to beating rihanna. he was performed to perform community labor in virginia. if a judge finds that brown didn't complete his sentence, he could be ordered to do more community service in los angeles. police crack down after a news 4 i-team investigation. we heard complaints police were ignoring scalpers just a few feet away. now our hidden cameras show the real story.

this it just into. the live desk. a press conference has just wrapped up regarding a trespassing incident at north county high school. a man was found on campus on monday. police discover ed a large amout of weapons at the suspect's home. the man has only been charged with trespassing. pat collins will have the latest developments. he'll have a live report coming up later on news 4. in the meantime, d.c. police are looking for a suspect in an alleged kidnapping. a 16-year-old saying she was

walking on northeast last week when a man grabbed her from behind. he forced her into an suv and drove a short distance where he groped her and let her go. police released this sketch of the suspect. anyone with information is asked to call police. i'm keith russell at the live desk. with our favorite ads from super bowl sunday, but consulting firm and a polling group are actually looking into the effectiveness of those pricey yi commercials. they used mobile technology measuring their reactions. >> dad, where do babies come from? >> oh, well, there's a planet called babylandia. >> that's the ticket. survey found this kia spot to be one of the most effective between the visuals and that humor. it found consumers felt engaged in wanting to buy the product when the ad demonstrates the

technology of the car as the punch line. >> with soda stream, we could have saved 500 million bottles on game day alone. . >> we remember this one by soda stream scoring the highest as far as consumers wanting to buy the product. it's practical and engaging. pointing out the practicality of its simple and clear demonstration. as we know not every ad scored a touchdown. >> together they are perfect. >> this one by godaddy.com had the biggest turn off of the night. with survey participants showing a strong aversion to the commercial. women's bodies may have been designed to provide milk for

their newborns, but for many women it isn't easy. they turn to mothers and girlfriends for nursing advice. however, they often get tips that aren't backed my medical research. >> reporter: when women have their first baby they assume they will breast-feed. erin meyers was t same way. her friends were nursing without a problem. she e had major problems. >> them not sleeping and i'm frustrated and she's frustrated and my husband is frustrated. they are just going great and it's wonderful and do you need milk because i have plenty. >> reporter: her girlfriends told her to try fenugreek. . new mothers often turn to other mothers instead of a doctor for nursing advice. they suggest home remedies like tea leaves to ease pain. milk thistle and oatmeal to increase milk production. >> cabbage leaves to try you up so stay away. >> reporter: it's not something

they teach in medical school. >> so i was curious as to where they were getting this information and whether this was officially known or more on the down low. >> reporter: the doctor surveyed 100 lactation consultants. more than half recommended one of these folk remedies. although none has done on the safety taking herbal supplements, most say they are probably just fine. >> those things wouldn't be expected to have any adverse effect probably aren't that helpful, but no harm in trying. >> reporter: erin is successfully nursing her third child now. she advises other struggling moms to drink a lot of water and give yourself a break. >> you think have a baby, put them up there and everybody knows what to do and it's not true. >> and remember the bottle is always there for backup. >> beer may stimulate milk

supply but that's only because of the barley e. go for the nonalcoholic beer. we're dipping below freezing tonight. >> it's going to be a cold night. coming up tomorrow, it's not going to look that pretty. but we still have more than 24 hours of dry weather ahead of us. so that's a good thing. after that, things get interesting with the next storm that will be moving in for friday around midnight and the wee hours of friday morning. let's look outside now. it's beautiful blue as we look out over the potomac. temperature is 47 degrees. i promised you it would be higher today. >> love it. >> a lot of folks would love to lose the wind, though. the wind has been whipping around today. northwest wind now at 9 miles per hour delivering a windchill of 43 degrees currently. look at some of the temperatures elsewhere. as we head into the city, temperature is at 40 degrees.

college park, 47 degrees. alexandria at 47 degrees. so everywhere it's really nice out there. we have clouds up to the north. more sunshine to the south. here's your evening planner. there's your current temperature. r your evening planner forecast just a nice evening. the clouds will move in until late. probably 11:00 p.m. we'll see more clouds moving back in throughout the entire region. we'll head down to 34 degrees by 11:00 p.m. then it's upper 20s to below freezing by tomorrow morning. look at the satellite and radar loop. a lot of clouds have been moving in and sitting right on top of us. a weak system there. as that system dissipates, our wind decreases as high pressure will start moving away from the area. then it's cloud cover throughout the day tomorrow, but again dry.

dry until midnight or 11:00 p.m. on thursday. then you'll see the moisture move up with an area of low pressure that will be making its way out of the deep south and moving right across southeastern virginia. so for us, this next system just a nuisance type of system for us looks like it will be a more significant system to the north. around boston, new york city, and especially boston where they are going to get a lot of snow. there's a possibility of this ending saturday morning. tonight, mostly clear. 29 to 30 degrees. chilly. the clouds will be building in. the high temperature tomorrow will be heading up to 44 degrees. so tomorrow a little cooler with those clouds. here's a look at your four-day forecast. for the weekend, 40 to 47 degrees after that storm system moves out. another look at the forecast in a couple minutes. star wars fans, why a sequel starring yoda might

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with four shows produced in nashville. they cover everything from music videos to industry news and fashion. youtube has invested millions of dollars to launch all kinds of new channels with exclusive original content. today the force is with you star wars plans. there are plans to make spin-off movies. these are in addition to the three sequels disney announced. episode 7 is due out. the deal is subject to anti-trust approval. right now we're following breaking news. pat? >> reporter: a strange case of trespassing at a high school leads to an arrest. the search of his home and the recovery of a cash of weapons. i'm pat collins, i'll have that story live coming up on news 4. and this incredible scene down in florida.

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pat collins live at police headquarters now in millersville with the latest. pat, what have you learned? >> reporter: an unusual case of trespassing at a high school leads to an arrest of a man and then the recovery of a kash of weapons. joining me, it happened at north county high school. how did the man get into the building? >> a school employee noticed he was trying to get into a door and notified us to investigate. as he was doing so, the person was trying to get inside snuck in behind a school employee, but because that custodian had notified someone was trying to get in, he was confronted immediately by school employees and escort ed to the office. >> reporter: so the trespasser is taken to the office. what does he say? >> he didn't give a logical reason for being at the school. he spoke of being a former student, being bullied back at the time when he was a student at the school, approximately ten years ago. he talked a little of his

military experience and wanting to know about security at the school. >> reporter: that led you to search his home. >> we wanted to know, although he was doing nothing more than being at school when he shouldn't be, he was trespassing, pe wanted to make sure he didn't have weapons at the school and what was he doing? he had no weapons on him at the school. >> reporter: when you searched his home, what did you find? >> detectives received a search warrant and found all legally-registered weapons, an ak-47, an uzi, because of the statements he made and his heirs he's undergoing an evaluation now for his mental health. >> you have taken those weapons for safekeeping. >> we're holding them for safekeeping. he's eligible to receive them again if he complies with all the provisions that he has to comply with. >> reporter: we should tell people that when this happened, he didn't have a weapon. e he made no threats geps the students and no one was harmed. >> that's true.

what we did in this case was take what was on its surface, a misdemeanor trespassing case, and in light of everything with school safety, taking it a step further that it has to be taken just to make sure that our kids and staff stay safe. >> reporter: a sign of the times. >> unfortunately, that is correct. . >> reporter: thank you we'll have more at 5:00. no one was hurt. unusual trespassing case today or this week at north county high school. a man arrested with weapons seized. now back to you. facing protesters and pressure from both sides, an anticipated move from the boy scouts of america won't happen today as planned. the group is delaying the vote to end the ban as gays as scouts or leaders. jay gray looked at what forced them to postpone the decision. >> reporter: for now the boy scouts of america will stick with its policy of banning gay

scouts and scout leaders. the national executive board announced they would delay a decision to allow troops to create their own rules about gay membership releasing a written statement saying due to the complexity of the issue, the organization needs time for a more deliberate review of its membership policy. dozens of protesters gathered outside the headquarters in texas urging the bortd not to change the rules that have been in place for more than 100 years. >> if this happens, we have already made plans. we will be turning in our charters. it's no longer a safe place for our boys. >> reporter: but pressure from corporate sponsors who pulled funding in the last year forced them to rethink the policy only seven months after affirming the ban. monday a group of scouting families delivered more than a million signatures on petitions supporting a change. >> when you tell a child they are not good enough, when you tell a child your parents aren't good enough, it takes a toll on

that child. and so it's not okay anymore. >> reporter: religious groups are clearly split on this issue. >> it will be devastating to be in sight. >> i hope it's left up to the organizations. it's depending on your group and who is in r your group and how they feel about things. >> the group will take up the controversial policy again at the bsa annual meeting in may. jay gray, nbc news, dallas. a missing d.c. girl has been found safe in arkansas. her mother is in police custody. the 6-year-old had been missing since last thursday night. yesterday her distraught father talked to news 4. he said the girl's mother, his ex-girlfriend, was visiting from arkansas and asked to take their daughter to the grocery. that's when the girl disappeared. the d.c. department of human services is demanding the child be returned to d.c. to sort through questions about who has

legal custody. a guilty verdict today in a high-profile murder trial. a jury convicted 28-year-old michael maurice johnson of second-degree murder in the death of fi lee sha barnes. she disappeared while visiting relatives in baltimore. her body was found in the susquehanna river. he killed barnes and dumped the bo body. they said prosecutors failed to e show a motive. johnson will be sentenced in march. the problem of hiv and aids is a growing problem in the african-american community. one of the biggest advocates for education and prevention of the disease is basketball great and businessman irvin magic johnson. it's the talk around town this week. so magic is in town for some frank talk on this sensitive topic of hiv and aids.

tell us about that. >> thursday is national black hiv aids day. magic is such a great example of how you can transform your life after the diagnosis and that is the message that is missing in the african-american community. the sigma surrounding hiv aids is thick in the african-american community. it is actually one of the reasons being blamed for the increase in infections, the problem among black women who happen to be in hetero sexual relationships where their husbands are engaging in down low behavior, having relations with men and bringing home the infection. and also the stigma is keeping african-americans from taking action, from getting tested, simply getting tested. 20% of those infected have it and don't know it. >> people who need to be talking about it, aren't. >> the black church is a big problem too. more and more churches are

getting in on taking hold of this and educating the parishers, but not enough have. that's why we're happy to have him stop by tomorrow and coming to the hospital where he will be speaking to medical residents as well as human rights leaders about this. this is tomorrow from 2:00 to 3:00. it's a great example of this man being still relatable to everyday americans. >> he's very relatable here in the washington area because he has businesses here. >> people love magic johnson and respect what he's done and overcome the stigma. >> he's got an important voice. thank you. news 4 i team gets results. the change police are making after our cameras checked out ticket scalping on the streets of d.c.

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"the today show" this morning. people around the world voted. games with the iron token are still available for you to buy. d.c. teachers, $25,000 richer this afternoon after being honored for her work in her classroom. jacqueline simms received the milk in educator award today. it's the the oscars of teaching and celebrates excellence in the field. she's taught for 13 years now. school officials say they credit her with helping test scores go up there and pulling the best out of her students. congrats. one year away, we'll take you to russia where preparations for the winter olympics are under way. and want to get away? how you can get an airline ticket for just $49. and veronica, what do you have coming up? >> talking about another storm before the week is over. for us it's just going to be a

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we continue right now to follow breaking news. new photos just received from police show a large collection of weapons seized from the home

of a trespass suspect. the 25-year-old was arrested for trespassing at north county high school on monday. after further investigation, police discovered the collection of legally-owned weapons. the suspect is only facing trespassing charges. pat collins is there and will have a live report coming up in a few minutes on news 4 at 5:00. scalpers making money with police standing a few feet away. d.c.'s police chief admits it's a huge problem and she's ramping up enforcement and cracking down on her own officers because of what our team discovers. tisha thompson has the undercover investigation. >> reporter: from sporting events to sold out concerts, d.c. streets are often buzzing with monstrous crowds around the verizon center. sidewalks lined with fans, police and feez guys. >> four rows. >> scalpers not hanging in the

shadows but right out in the open. sometimes suffocating you as you try to walk away. at a recent sold-out concert, multiple guys hit up our producer wearing a hidden camera. even offering to escort him to his seats. it is illegal to sell or even buy tickets on d.c. streets. something alexis and gabbi did not know. >> we're obsessed. >> reporter: these 15-year-old self-proclaimed justin bieber fanatics gave a guy $500 for two tickets right before the show started. >> we figured it was a good price. >> until they tried to get inside the concert. >> she said the tickets aren't real. >> reporter: the teens approached a police department officer outside the verizon

center for help. 134g our cameras happened to catch that night. >> he was like no, i can't help you, that's illegal. i could arrest you for doing that. then i was like there's people selling tickets all around the area. >> can you get in trouble for buying the scalped tickets? >> that's not the appropriate answer to give a 15-year-old girl who just got ripped off. >> reporter: the chief says it's a balancing act with officers on crowd control versus other enforcement, but she admits the officer approached by the girls should have taken action because scalping is a big problem. >> we send teams of officers out to go after scalpers randomly. it's not at every event. >> there was tons of cops. >> reporter: we e see the same thing at a recent hockey game. it's hard not to notice the scalpers hanging out on corners and metro exits. as we walk a single block, we're surrounded by not one, not two, but five different guys all at

the same time. pushing us to shell out some money. while officers stand nearby or sit in their vehicle es. >> if somebody sees that where an officer is standing there not doing something at all, not engaging in crowd management and there's scalping going on, that is inappropriate. they have to take action. that i would have a problem with. >> reporter: after our interview, they did their own tests and found some officers did not respond correctly to people who complained about scalping. it's illegal to buy or sell tickets which means you can face a $300 fine and face possible jail time. they made 25 arrests last year for scalping. with valentine's day around the corner, southwest is now offering some pretty deep discounts on air fares. they include round trips as little as $98.

depends on distance, 500 miles or less is $49 one way. and the price goes up to $149 each way for trips 1,500 miles or more. bookings have to be -- to get the deal you have to buy by 11:59 tomorrow night. >> that will cost you a little more to get to that warm weather. >> we have enjoyed the weather today. it's been nice to see the sun. but for how much longer? >> tomorrow it's cloud cover. for the morning rush, we're dry even tomorrow afternoon. we'll be looking at dry weather. not until 11:00 p.m. tomorrow until midnight when the wet weather will move in. talking about the next storm system just a nuisance for us. this is going to be a big storm, i think for areas of new england.

boston especially where they could see possibly two feetd of snowfall out of this next system. so again, as you'll see, we're just on the southern fringe. we're right now still in the sunshine. sunsetting later and later. 47 degrees currently at reagan national. as we put the temperatures throughout the rest of the area, 46 degrees. and your planner forecast, this for laurel, maryland. 42 degrees the temperature. mostly clear sky until 11:00 p.m. after that, it looks as though the clouds will start to move in. the temperature will drop to 35 degrees by 11:00 p.m. that's a look at laurel, maryland. our winds decreasing as you take a look at your future weather. but then it cloud cover back in on us quickly throughout the early afternoon tomorrow. we'll be overcast but dry. there's your rain coming up. starting about midnight. so the friday morning rush is looking very wet with moderate

and pockets of heavy rain. that's where it could be a little snow. maybe some sleet around winchester. that to the west for the friday morning rush. then that blows out of here. there's a possibility then saturday morning as that area of low pressure makes its way out, there's a possibility of it ending with snow around here early saturday morning. could be some pretty long delays up around boston, even new york city and philadelphia with that system on friday and saturday. 39 to 44 degrees. a cool afternoon as clouds move in. your forecast will head on into the upper 40s by sunday. after that wet period on saturday. then we have a chance of rain. on monday and wednesday as well. it's all about friday, our next big system that could bring heavy rain and a messy morning commute friday morning. that's the way it's looking now. at least a dry weekend coming > it's too soon to know

whether the most decorated skier in u.s. history will recooperate. lindsey vaughn's came to an end yesterday in a crash during a race at the alpine world championships in uaustria. she's expected to undergo surgery in the next few days. recovery from similar injuries can take six months, but vaughn is famously determined. the team usa coach says she's confident she's be there next winter. the countdown for the 2014 winter games is under way one year from today the olympics will begin. the resort town is already moving into high gear to get ready for the games. but there's already some controversy. >> reporter: test events have been held, construction is in full swing, and some venues are

already complete. >> right now, we're prepared to do everything to have the best olymp olympics ever. >> reporter: a popular summer resort, sochi is getting a facelift for the winter olympics. a transformation that will cost more than $50 billion. that makes it the most expensive events ever. corruption helped drive up the price tag. the head of the olympic committee defended the rising cost of the games saying a lot of the money is going towards long-term infrastructure. >> it's not meant for two weeks of competition. it's meant for generations to last. >> reporter: the russian president took a look today at the progress that's been made. he's so closely tied to these olympics some call them the putin games and the government is pick up half the tab. putin's opposition sees it as a vanity project. >> olympic games is the biggest fraud in putin times.

he wants to show russians and the world how he's strong, how he's important and powerful. >> reporter: despite the concern over whether there will be enough snow, it's full steam ahead with the big day just a year away. a terrible crash leads to a dangerous rescue when

a delivery truck left dangling off an interstate overpass today. julia has the video of scary moments. >> reporter: a dangerous rescue as firefighters help a driver step out of a smashed bakery truck and on to a ladder high above i-95. the crash killed a passenger and left the truck wedged between the side of a bridge and a pillar on state road 84. the truck dangling above the interstate during morning rush hour. only one set of back wheels was still touching the roadway, rescuers helped bring the driver down safely and he was rushed to broward medical center. >> our fire rescue tactical team responded. they secured the truck from falling. >> reporter: investigators measured skid marks on the exit ramp from i-95. >> the vehicle was traveling northbound and hit the small

median, which propelled it to go up and into the wall and into the pillar. >> one vehicle where the windshield was struck. >> reporter: on the interstate, no one was hurt. officers closed down lanes while crews connected multiple tow trucks with heavy machinery to hoist the truck back on to the bridge. the 43-year-old driver has been released from the hospital and now engineers with the state department of transportation are checking ramps at the crash site to make sure they are still safe to drive on i-95. reporting in fort lauderdale, julia bag, news 4. we have a strange arrest, a search and the discovery of weapons. it has the school community on edge. it's a story that's still unfolding tonight. >> and in light of the shooting at sandy hook, officials didn't want to take any chances. here's what we know. monday a man was able to get inside north county high school. he is a former student and it's

what he said to school officials there that led police to search his home. >> pat collins begins our coverage. >> reporter: an unusual trespassing case leads to an arrest of a man. it happened monday afternoon at north county high school. they say this man followed an employee through a back-door. he was challenged. he was brought to the office. he starts talking about how he was bullied at the school when he was a student back in 2002. he talks about school security. he talks about his military service. it's odd. so they go and search his home. inside his home they found a loaded ak-47 with a 30-round clip, an unloaded uzi, rifles, a loaded 380 handgun, a